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Moe

Member since: Apr 29th, 2006

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When Tires Attack: Burnout competition turns ugly for third-gen Camaro (Autoblog)

Feb 21st 2010 7:35AM To propery do a burnout for exibition purposes you use a brake lock out device. This allows the front brakes to lock up and releases the rear brakes. The wheel chocks alone can not hold the car in place. Idealy you would chaing the car to the ground with in-ground anchors. Obviously the car did not have a posi rear end because if it did both rear wheels would be spinning. This is a case of rookie acting stupidly. Also for better effect, bleach is poured on the tires for more white smoke.

Greyhound bus driver heads wrong way: Where's a GPS when you need one? (Gadling)

Nov 9th 2009 3:31AM I drove to Bowling Green Ky. when I hould have gone to Bowling Green Ohio. I'm glad I rechecked my paperwork but I was still 2 hours late for unloading.

Taco Bell Cupcakes, Smoothies Coming Soon? (Slashfood)

Oct 10th 2009 9:57PM How about TAMALES. You claim to be "south of the border". Which border? True mexican food (if that is what your food is supposed to be, should have TAMALES.

FAA Institutes New Bans on Laptop and Gadget Batteries on Planes (Switched)

Jan 3rd 2008 4:32AM Lithium batteries are shipped on aircraft everyday in the cargo hold. I used to pick up thousands of laptop computers that Sony shipped in from overseas thru O'Hare Field in Chicago that went to thier distribution centers across the nation. In the 2 years I did that work we had NO incidents of ANY problems.

FAA Institutes New Bans on Laptop and Gadget Batteries on Planes (Switched)

Jan 3rd 2008 4:27AM The Value Jet went down because of defective OXYGEN CANISTERS in the cargo area. NOT batteries.

FAA Institutes New Bans on Laptop and Gadget Batteries on Planes (Switched)

Jan 3rd 2008 4:24AM Fisrt the airlines are goning to put WiFi on the planes because it was determined that laptop computers did NOT effect the aircrafts instruments. Then they were going to allow cellphones to be used in flight also. Now they are restricting the batteries. And as for lithium, what if a traveler is taking lithium medications? Do they leave thier medications home too? The lithium battery problem is NOT the lithium but, in fact, how the batteries were manufactured. It could happen with any battery.

World's Largest TV Measures 150 Inches (Switched)

Dec 30th 2007 5:03PM Dang....will it fit in the sleeper of my truck?

Toyota and Nintendo Team Up for "Elderly-Friendly" Car (Switched)

Dec 24th 2007 6:14PM Why do we park on a driveway and drive on a parkway? Straighten that out first and then lets get to the unsafe drivers.

The Razor's Edge (Luxist)

May 21st 2006 2:54PM Using a Mach III (3 blade) razor head it is already outdated. It should use a Fusion (5 blade) razor head and vibrate.

Chicago Bans Foie Gras (Luxist)

Apr 29th 2006 10:17AM Do you really think cattle normally eat corn? They graze on grass. But we feed them corn with other chemicals to "fatten them up quicker". Is this not the same as force feeding ducks? But in the world we are in now if we don't fatten them up quicker then we will have starving people. Some animals that we think of as pets are used as food in other countries not because they want to....it is because they have to or starve.